Schlocky dialogue

Good line, and it doesn't stop there, either. What comes next is among the "top ten greatest movie speeches of all time":

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The scene:
"Ro-Man the monster" has been ordered to kill the beautiful young woman he loves.

The line: (spoken by Ro-Man with force, passion and heartfelt anguish):
"I cannot, yet I must. How do you calculate that ? At what point on the graph do 'must' and 'cannot' meet ? Yet I must, but I cannot !"
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Schlocky dialogue ? Technically you're right of course, h_olu, but only because the speaker of this dialogue - "the powerful alien invader Ro-Man" - is a gorilla wearing a deep-sea diving helmet with a TV antenna on top. Otherwise, this would be among the most beautiful and poetic speeches in cinematic history ! (No kidding !)

Director Phil Tucker always meant it so. I just love this #%&! movie, and have long since "forgiven" him for his blind enthusiasm.